Allege that the government’s export program doesn’t protect against the accidental trapping of imperiled species such as Canada lynx.
Roughly 30,000 people buy fur harvester licenses in Michigan every year, about half of whom are trappers.
LINCOLN, Neb. – Nebraska has joined the Interstate Wildlife Violator Compact, an agreement that recognizes the suspension of hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses in states that are members of the compact. Any person whose license
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Federal trappers are struggling to keep up with Minnesota’s growing wolf population, according to a Minnesota Public Radio report. Only U.S. Department of Agriculture trappers can kill problem wolves – those
While coyote hunting season began Oct. 1 across much of the state, hunting seasons for other furbearers such as bobcat, raccoon, and fox begins Wednesday, Oct. 25.
MADISON – Trappers who incidentally capture wolves are encouraged to contact DNR staff and participate in Wisconsin’s wolf collaring and monitoring program. “Tracking collared wolves is a critical component of Wisconsin’s wolf monitoring program. Trappers
Hunters and trappers may apply for 2017-18 bobcat permits through Sept. 30.
It is clearly evident that trapping is far from dead in the state of Pennsylvania.
Legendary old-school Alabamian honored posthumously.
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